Volunteers come together in Montréal-Nord to try to find missing 72-year-old woman

The family of a missing Montreal woman is doing everything it can to find her. A picture with her description is even in front of her home. 72-year-old Léone Aneus was last seen on October 24th and the community here in Montréal-Nord is doing everything it can to bring her back home. Inside Léone Aneus' home, two family members are coordinating volunteers showing up at the door. And I could go to Fleury. They are sometimes family, sometimes friends, even strangers. They're answering phone calls and distributing signs with Aneus' description. Neighbours like Marjolaine Perrin say they just can't stand around with their arms crossed. She's my immediate neighbour and we've known her for 10 years now. And, uh... I think it's important because I imagine if it was a family member of mine... Léone Aneus vanished on Saturday. So on this day, my husband received a call from his dad saying that she went missing for a couple of hours. He told him she just went to a family member that lives very close to the house. But then she never came back. And she had started to have some episodes where she had shown signs of dementia, but no official diagnostic. But for us, the fact that she left without telling anyone and like that without coming back for a couple of hours, it was really the first time. The support, I think, has given us a lot of strength in this situation. Aneus is a black woman about 5 foot 4 inches tall. At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a dark grey long-sleeved sweater and leopard print pants. The family is expecting more volunteers to show up at their door as they continue the search in the hope of a happy ending.